You're an idiot. What about people with handicaps?   See 10 other replies

not only does dubbing take away from it's heritage, but they always manage to butcher the translation by putting that western flair on it, and then it really doesn't make any sense after that because thats not how the nihongo speak. plus they take out the parts of the anime that are deemed inappropiate by the tv rating system it's a fuc#ing joke, you might as well watch the simpsons at that point   See 10 other replies

it's not a love story, it wont happen, and who cares, if you want a love story watch,
ichigo 100%, or strawberry 100%, there both the same, ichigo means strawberry   See 3 other replies

I watch both dubbed and subbed. I only watch dubbed when I know the translations are good. I have a unique problem that I watch these while at work and so I cannot be watching the screen the entire show, so since I don't speak japanese I need to have it dubbed while at work so I know whats going on. So I agree that I wish there was a way when looking through the search results to immidatly know if it is subbed or dubbed.   See 10 other replies

I agree with everyone that's FOR the original dialects and voices, and who DON'T mind READING...come on people, we all had to learn how to read in school...*shocked face*...that's it isn't it?! Everyone that's complaining about READING subtitles CAN'T read...aww, i'm SO SORRY...hooked on phonics should help you with that.   See 3 other replies

Exactly! You lose the whole value of it BEING a JAPAN-IME!!! if it's in ENGLISH?! duh...you wouldn't go to Japan, watch an American show like Family Guy, and complain that "aww, the show isn't subbed, screw that show"...r-tards...get over it.
It's a foreign show, of course it's gonna be in another language. Learn to read, or even multi-task, like SOOO many other fans of anime seem to be able to do, and just enjoy the concepts that they come up with...and the anime they imagine to go along with it...And further more, I watched this show when it FIRST came out in america, and all i could think about was how the lips of the characters DIDN'T match the voice, and immediately WANTED to watch the original JAPANESE version...I mean seriously, if you're complaining that your foreign film/show isn't in your countries "dialect," you are a seriously misguided and shelter individual.   See 10 other replies